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Ow. Still have that knot in my shoulder. I wonder if there's a "Rent-a-Boytoy" around here. I betcha I could get a rebate if I returned him in exactly the same condition I got him, clothing and bodily fluids all in place.
On a more important note, it's FRIIIIIIIIIIII-DAAAAY! /musical interlude
Finished with classes for the week, and I'm actually doing pretty good on the homework front. I finished and sent in my Remote Sensing assignment, my Intro to Soils and Water lab was all in-class stuff (we went on a field trip Wednesday to look at the soil horizon in a pit on top of a glacial moraine, and everything was done in the field), and Monday is the first Hydrogeology test, so no homework there, just studying.
There is still a bunch of sedimentology stuff I have to do, but most of that is lab work at the school itself, where I do some stuff with fine clay-and-silt sediment and water and monitor the viscosity of the water as the sediment settles at the 1 minute, 2 minute, 5 minute, 10 minute, 30 minute, 1 hour, and 24 hour marks. Which means I have to pick a day where I will be back on campus and in the lab room 24 hours after I start the lab, and obviously, since it's a Friday, that won't be happening today. I am going to try and finish the first half of the lab - with the soil sifting and all that - this weekend, though, even if it isn't due until Oct 9. I'm trying reeeeally hard to manage my time so I don't push everything off until last minute and go "OMG, TOO MUCH STUFF TO FINISH!" and kill myself with stress. One Emo Breakdown this semester already was more than enough.
On a more important note, it's FRIIIIIIIIIIII-DAAAAY! /musical interlude
Finished with classes for the week, and I'm actually doing pretty good on the homework front. I finished and sent in my Remote Sensing assignment, my Intro to Soils and Water lab was all in-class stuff (we went on a field trip Wednesday to look at the soil horizon in a pit on top of a glacial moraine, and everything was done in the field), and Monday is the first Hydrogeology test, so no homework there, just studying.
There is still a bunch of sedimentology stuff I have to do, but most of that is lab work at the school itself, where I do some stuff with fine clay-and-silt sediment and water and monitor the viscosity of the water as the sediment settles at the 1 minute, 2 minute, 5 minute, 10 minute, 30 minute, 1 hour, and 24 hour marks. Which means I have to pick a day where I will be back on campus and in the lab room 24 hours after I start the lab, and obviously, since it's a Friday, that won't be happening today. I am going to try and finish the first half of the lab - with the soil sifting and all that - this weekend, though, even if it isn't due until Oct 9. I'm trying reeeeally hard to manage my time so I don't push everything off until last minute and go "OMG, TOO MUCH STUFF TO FINISH!" and kill myself with stress. One Emo Breakdown this semester already was more than enough.